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I didn't make official lineart for this design. I still have the pencil drawing posted, though, if you'd like to work with that --> [link]
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Thank you very much. This will work fine!
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Thank you.
I'm keen on the kinds of colors that burn your eyeballs.
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no problem, it's wonderful
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I love this series with the Phoenix, so beautiful and wonderfully stylized
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Thanks very much!
I'm really having fun with this series - and unsurprisingly, the birds are getting more abstract as I go along.
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I love the vibrancy and warmth in these colors. A very lively image in the end
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Thanks very much!
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Thanks very much.
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Thanks very much. I certainly enjoy making them!
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Hi Rachael ... My tattoo is finished - impressed on one of your PhΓΆnix 
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The bright burning colors that I know and love...
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LOL - Of course. I can't resist.
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I'm glad. ^_^
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Whoa, those feathers are absolutely amazing! No wonder you got dizzy!
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LOL - I'm playing around with some of the ideas used in the Op Art movement of the 60s. They liked the whole color vibration thing quite a lot, too.
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Just another beautiful picture! we live about 120 miles from Phoenix, so we often see various Phoenixes(Phoenii?)I like yours best
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LOL LOL LMAO - You, my friend, are brilliant.
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Ah, shucks, *big dragon blushes* Thanks! We had turkey on our Anniversary too! well, we called it turkey....
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Myself:
Seriously.....how do you know so much about birds?
Triad Member:
Well.....you must know these things when you aspire to be a Big-Time Crimeboss someday.......
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LOL LOL... Or you need to know a lot about birds if you just happen to like drawing them all the time.
It's Mom's fault. She got a cockatiel, then parrots, then parakeets, then a cockatoo, then another parrot, then zebra finches... And I spent my youth absolutely fascinated by them.
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Wow,that's a lot for the original.But it's still a pretty cool picture.
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I cover matting and shipping, as well as the highly-detailed artwork. Also keep in mind that it takes anywhere from ten to fifteen hours to pull one of these together, and that most of that money goes back into art supplies and chihropractor bills for my hand and shoulder.
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Okay,that makes sense.
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It's just from drawing and coloring for eight or ten hours a day - kind of like a sports injury from the repetetive motion. BLAH!
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Ah I see.I use to dislocate my wrist when ever I play batmitten.
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i love the color, it's brilliant. the way you gradiated the color is also wonderful. the level of detail you've put into this is incredible. thanks so much for posting.
plus, phoenix = awesome.
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Awww, thanks very much!
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Hoshizaki! That is one vibrantly colored bird. Is pretty. Can I eat him for Thanksgiving?
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LOL! Yes, I actually ran across a recipie for Phoenix with Rum Raisins somewhere...
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Was it in Chaunn's archives?
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No, I think it was in a collection of Neil Gaiman stories.
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